Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Kill"

A: In this context, “Kill for” is a figure of speech for “I would do anything for”

A: 正しくないと思います。I’ll miss youですか。

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A: I killed the wounded coyote to put it out of misery.

The man murdered his victim after making a detailed plan.

The man killed a bike rider with his car and was convicted of accidental manslughter.

Murder is more of a legal term that requires speciic thought and intent.

We can use them both informally for dramatic effect...

Justen Bieber just killed/murdered his encores at his concert last night.

A: murder usually means there was intent
kill can be an accident

A: They mean the same thing. "Slay" is a more poetic and dramatic word, so it gets used a lot in books, movies, and fantasy stories, but not very much in normal life.

You won't hear a news person use the word "slay," but you will often hear stories of knights "slaying" dragons.

Also, "slay" is a now a slang term that means a woman is looking very sexy and powerful. It's used mostly by black women when they want to compliment other black women, but many other people have started using it as well.

"Yes, girl, slay!" = You look so good that it's killing people lol.

A: They are different. To slay means to kill with violence or in a violent way. To kill can be by any means. Hence, you can slay someone with a sword, but you wouldn't slay someone with calming poison......

A: Murder is a crime.

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A: Kill

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